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 @ISIDEWITH submitted…12hrs12H

Keir Starmer Kicks Off Campaign with Personal Touch and National Security Pledge

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 @9N4V7QN from California answered…1hr1H

Should the President mobilize the U.S. military against Mexi…

Yes, but only in America after they have committed crimes and local law enforcement can’t deal with them

 @9N4MPY3 from Ohio answered…3hrs3H

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

Only with undeniable proof that they have carried out planned or planning an attack or threat towards the united states.

 @db from Mississippi answered…3hrs3H

Should the President mobilize the U.S. military against Mexi…

If Mexico refuses to take action with our help. It may be necessary to stop the invasion of fentanyl that minors often t…

 @9N4LC3Y from Washington answered…3hrs3H

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

No, citizens should be allowed to vote on whether or not to go to war with another country as Congress has proven time a…

 @9N4LC3Y from Washington answered…3hrs3H

Should the government use facial recognition technology for …

Yes, but there should be strict limits on who is able to access this data and for what purpose. Similar to how warrants…

 @9N4HK68 from Connecticut answered…4hrs4H

Should the President mobilize the U.S. military against Mexi…

Though we have agencies that already address these issues, they don't do a very good job at de-escalating. I doubt the U…

 @9N4HK68 from Connecticut answered…4hrs4H

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

Since the attacks against Al-Qaeda caused many civilian casualties, I think the Supreme Court and President should be ca…

 @9N3T5KB from Texas answered…8hrs8H

Should the government require tech companies to provide back…

If suspected of terrorism or threats to society yes. Overall no though because it's a threat to personal security

 @9N3QRTH from California answered…9hrs9H

Should the President mobilize the U.S. military against Mexi…

No, it is very risky and totally unnecessary and the military should focus on more important issues in other parts of th…

 @9N3BL6Q from Missouri answered…13hrs13H

Should the government require tech companies to provide back…

Tech companies should be mandated to vigorously find and report such things if that kind of activity is taking place I.…

 @9N39PDQ from California answered…13hrs13H

Should the President mobilize the U.S. military against Mexi…

No, we should increase border security to deal with this issue, but using the military will escalate the situation and m…

 @9N39PDQ from California answered…13hrs13H

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

No, and we should never assassinate "suspected" terrorists. This means that they haven't been proven guilty yet. It is n…

 @9N36LZ9 from Florida answered…16hrs16H

Should the government ban its citizens from using cross-bord…

It should not be banned, but strongly monitored/ have a limit.

 @9N35ZJJ from Vermont answered…17hrs17H

Should the government ban its citizens from using cross-bord…

No, we should lift all sanctions on these nations.

 @9N33CDF from Oklahoma answered…19hrs19H

Should the President mobilize the U.S. military against Mexi…

Absolutely not. If actions happen within our borders that’s a different situation but outside of them no.

 @9N2N6MF from Oklahoma answered…22hrs22H

Should the President be able to authorize military force aga…

I believe in the checks and balances. Do I believe a president should be able to protect our country, yes. However, I do…

 @9N2N5F4 from Oklahoma answered…22hrs22H

Should the government ban its citizens from using cross-bord…

Yes, but only if the foreign government does not intervene, and the relative promises to use the money as intended.

 @9N2N5F4 from Oklahoma answered…22hrs22H

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

Yes, but only if the person is considered very dangerous, and the country they're in allows the U.S. to carry out the as…

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